Croatian international Marko Pjaca has completed his move from Dinamo Zagreb to reigning Serie A champions Juventus.
The Bianconeri beat off interest from both AC Milan and Liverpool, as well as several other major European clubs, in order to bring the 21-year-old to Turin.
Having undergone his medical examinations on Thursday, Pjaca’s move was officially confirmed by Juventus later in the afternoon on the club’s official website.
OFFICIAL: Marko #Pjaca signs for Juventus on a five-year deal: https://t.co/zWW6Rxmwdh #WelcomeMarko pic.twitter.com/Ae66S11UIe
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Zagreb will receive €23 million for Pjaca, who signed a five-year deal with Juve, and the Old Lady will pay the fee over the course of two years.
Pjaca impressed and caught the attention of many while on international duty at Euro 2016, as he helped Croatia progress through their group before being eliminated by eventual champions Portugal.
